(Edited 9/4/23) There is a theological movement called Torahism—you might know it as Torah-observant Christianity or the Hebrew Roots Movement. Torahism1 teaches that all Christians should be “keeping Torah,” by which they mean we should be keeping the Law of Moses (aka the “Old Testament law”). The New Testament teaches that keeping these Mosaic traditions are permitted for […]

When God entered into a covenant with Israel at Mount Sinai, was that covenant expected to be eternal? The Law of Moses served as the terms of that covenant. If Israel kept the 613 mitzvot (commandments) of the Law of Moses, the nation would be blessed. If not, the covenant would be broken and Israel […]

A friend forwarded me an article that makes some interesting yet concerning statements about the Jewish roots of the Christian faith. The article, entitled How the Jewish Roots of the Christian Faith Were Removed from the Early Church was published in 2017 by Curt Landry Ministries. The article starts with a discussion about replacement theology (also known as supersessionism), […]